@@moetikitso72...if you are familiar with the recent South African history(early 90s to be precise), you will know that there were merciless deaths carried by Inkatha in cahoots with the Apartheid police, aimed at black people who supported and celebrated the changing regime(from Apartheid to Democratic one as we know it)... Mangosuthu was in the forefront of those massacres. He encouraged Zulus across the country, to kill the masses. And they were successfully doing so, with the help of Apartheid bastards. Buthelezi, continued his reign as a self appointed leader of the Zulu nation while enjoying the support of racist whites who never wanted to see the regime change.
@@SydneyD28-6 I see. I was not aware of this. Yet he is celebrated the way he is. It's funny how those who committed crimes against humanity during Apartheid are not held accountable in democratic South Africa. Everyone is a hero.
Unfortunately we celebrated his life for being an uncompromising Zulu leader, what is your father's legacy you bloody moron, who did you think you are ? Zulus don't care about who does what outside the premises of KwaZulu, we don't care about people who are not Zulus even Mandela died aware of that, he was nothing to us.
Thanks for your contribution Isaac from zambia
R.I.P Tata, I have been following your Politics especially during Sona debate, From Tanzania.
Thank you Honourable Prince Buthelezi🇿🇼🇿🇦 MHSRIEP
RIP. Ikhotheme inkonyane ka Ndaba..
Proper man, should have been president - He can now rest, Hamba Kahle ngomfowethu wami!
RIP
On thaT day Sir you were supposed to retire
😪😴...im sleeping in power..call me boeta lazy
South Africans, blacks in particular, should never celebrate this traitor
traitor is you, stupid
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@@moetikitso72...if you are familiar with the recent South African history(early 90s to be precise), you will know that there were merciless deaths carried by Inkatha in cahoots with the Apartheid police, aimed at black people who supported and celebrated the changing regime(from Apartheid to Democratic one as we know it)... Mangosuthu was in the forefront of those massacres. He encouraged Zulus across the country, to kill the masses. And they were successfully doing so, with the help of Apartheid bastards.
Buthelezi, continued his reign as a self appointed leader of the Zulu nation while enjoying the support of racist whites who never wanted to see the regime change.
@@SydneyD28-6 I see. I was not aware of this. Yet he is celebrated the way he is. It's funny how those who committed crimes against humanity during Apartheid are not held accountable in democratic South Africa. Everyone is a hero.
Unfortunately we celebrated his life for being an uncompromising Zulu leader, what is your father's legacy you bloody moron, who did you think you are ? Zulus don't care about who does what outside the premises of KwaZulu, we don't care about people who are not Zulus even Mandela died aware of that, he was nothing to us.